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For M. musicola the optimal temperature for germination of conidia is between 25-29ºC and for ascospores it is between 25-26ºC. Long distance spread may also be via the wind dispersal of ascospores. — “Stages of Development | PaDIL Plant Biosecurity Toolbox”, padil.gov.au

Ascospore discharge usually peaks in the time from pink through bloom, and nearly all ascospores have been discharged within 1 or 2 weeks after petal fall. Ascospores are blown to nearby trees by wind currents, then germinate in a f ilm of water on the surface of leaves and fruit. — “Apple Scab Fact Sheet”, nysipm.cornell.edu

EMLab provides mold testing, bacterial testing, allergen testing, and other services for IAQ professionals In general, ascospores are recognizable by the fact that they have no attachment points, and are sometimes enclosed in gelatinous sheaths or within a. — “Ascospores”,

Septation in ascospores appears to increase with age, since Hayes (1975) reports that it occurs after spore release. Ascospores can remain airborne, particularly within the tree canopy, until removed by. — “Diagnostic Fact Sheet for Crumenulopsis sororia”, nt.ars-grin.gov

contrast nearly all the ascospores of B. sarmentorum. and B. iberica are brown and 1 The brown and 1-septate ascospores of the two spe- cies described here could place them. — “Two new species of Botryosphaeria with brown, 1-septate”,

Asci of Morchella elata, containing ascospores. An ascospore is a spore contained in an ascus or that was produced inside an ascus. The Fungi Saccharomyces produces ascospores when grown on V-8 medium, acetate ascospor agar, or Gorodkowa medium. — “Ascospore - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia”,

discovery that Ascobolus ascospores are activated by heat (Dodge 1912) served him in good stead when ascospores rather than from surviving cells of partntal genotype. — “*How to activate ascospores”,

Eight ascospores are contained within each ascus: the four nuclear products of meiosis undergo a mitotic Each nucleus within an ascospore further divides mitotically without a cell division resulting in binucleate ascospores. — “Sclerotinia sclerotiorum Resource Page: Ascospores”,

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Although ascospores and conidia are produced throughout the growing season in the Asci, containing eight hyaline, clavate two-celled ascospores, extend above the leaf cuticle surface when the ascospores are mature. — “PDMG-V3-05/PG004: 2007 Florida Plant Disease Management Guide”, edis.ifas.ufl.edu

The perithecia produced after fertilization have deformed beaks that lack ostioles, the openings through which ascospores are discharged. is discharged along with ascospores but that potassium and chloride. — “The Predicted G-Protein-Coupled Receptor GPR-1 Is Required”,

The genus Thielavia is restricted to Pyrenomycetes characterized by non-ostiolate ascomata with a wall of textura epidermoidea and ascospores with a single distinct germ pore; 18 species are recognized. characteristic hairs, and limoniform ascospores with a single germ. — “Studies in Mycology No 8”,

Ascospores are the primary means of long distance dispersal and are the main means of spreading during Mycosphaerella fijiensis forms relatively few conidia, so ascospores are thought to be more important in the disease cycle. — “Black sigatoka”,